Wednesday’s market was something of a mirror image of the one on Tuesday, with a majority of locations shifting to reverse gear. Flat numbers were common again, but while small gains had dominated Tuesday, more points were recording small increases Wednesday. Heating load is relatively scarce at this point as most areas experience a fairly mild prelude to the official start of winter, and traders were mindful of the upcoming storage report being bearish in comparison to year-ago and five-year average withdrawals.
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Shell U.S. GTL Facility in Early Stages
Royal Dutch Shell plc is in the early stages of developing “large-scale” natural gas-to-liquids (GTL) projects in the United States that would mirror worldwide projects, an executive said last week in Qatar.
December 12, 2011
Shell’s ‘Ambition’ for U.S. GTL Facility in Early Stages, Says Exec
Royal Dutch Shell plc is in the early stages of developing “large-scale” natural gas-to-liquids (GTL) projects in the United States that would mirror worldwide projects, an executive said Monday in Qatar.
December 6, 2011
Points Shift Price Directions from Prior Day
There seemed to be some sameness in Tuesday’s and Wednesday’s market patterns, but it was sort of like looking at the price table in a mirror. The locations that had taken most of the falls Tuesday were in rally mode Wednesday, while the small increases that had dominated the rest of the market Tuesday fell by mostly greater amounts Wednesday.
January 6, 2011
E&Ps Appear ‘Caught in a Vise,’ Says Analyst
With 2Q2010 earnings results now in the rearview mirror, energy analysts covering the domestic exploration and production (E&P) sector paused to review what they saw in the earnings reports and what they heard in the conference calls. What they concluded isn’t necessarily a pretty picture for the second half of this year.
August 16, 2010
E&Ps Appear ‘Caught in a Vise,’ Says Analyst
With 2Q2010 earnings results now in the rearview mirror, energy analysts covering the domestic exploration and production (E&P) sector paused to review what they saw in the earnings reports and what they heard in the conference calls. What they concluded isn’t necessarily a pretty picture for the second half of this year.
August 16, 2010
Pipes, Customers at Odds over Posting Regs for Intrastates, Hinshaws
Natural gas pipelines and utilities are opposed to FERC increasing the posting requirements for Section 311 intrastate pipelines and Hinshaw pipelines to mirror the stiffer posting requirements for interstate pipelines under Section 284 of the Natural Gas Act (NGA). However, pipeline shippers endorse greater accountability for intrastates and Hinshaw pipes that provide interstate services.
February 23, 2009
Pipes, Customers at Odds on Posting Regs for Intrastates, Hinshaws
Natural gas pipelines and utilities are opposed to FERC increasing the posting requirements for Section 311 intrastate pipelines and Hinshaw pipelines to mirror the stiffer posting requirements for interstate pipelines under Section 284 of the Natural Gas Act (NGA). However, pipeline shippers endorse greater accountability for intrastates and Hinshaw pipes that provide interstate services.
February 19, 2009
Gustav Spares Gulf; Futures Drop Nearly 70 Cents
With Hurricane Gustav now in the rear-view mirror and tropical storms Hanna, Ike and Josephine all currently expected to steer clear of the Gulf of Mexico, energy futures across the board let off some steam on Tuesday. October natural gas spiraled 68.2 cents lower to close at $7.261/MMBtu while October crude dropped $5.75 to finish at $109.71/bbl.
September 3, 2008
Futures Jump Back Above $10 as Market Weighs Concerns Versus Facts
Just when it looked like $10/Mcf gas was firmly in the rear view mirror, May natural gas futures revisited the price level Monday as near-term weather forecasts are looking a little cooler than first thought. The prompt-month contract shot to a high of $10.190 before closing out the regular session at $10.101, up 30.1 cents from Friday’s close.
April 1, 2008
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